Re: 2021 squad : Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:55 pm
asmadasa wrote:
:lol: I think Olbison could do a good utility job at front and back row cover. He's got a fair bit of SL experience and has the size at 6 ft 2 and 16 stones. He appeared well respected at Toronto looking at their website....
'PLAYER INFO
Recruited from Widnes Vikings leading into the 2019 Season, Tom Olbison came to the Wolfpack with a wealth of experience gathered since his 2009 Super League debut. Able to play in both the front row and second row, Olbison has played over 200 professional fixtures and took to the field in every Wolfpack clash in 2019.
2020 marks the Englishmen’s return to the top division and the Wolfpack will be delighted to have his line-breaking, hard-tackling talents at their disposal during their historic maiden Super League campaign.
It was extremely clear early on in 2019 that first-year Wolfpack Coach Brian McDermott valued the determination and energy that Olbison brought to his side, so much so that he was never left off the team sheet. Able to play in several positions, Olbison is a highly valued player for the Wolfpack and his continued presence will see fans, staff and players alike thrilled.
Doing his best work in defence, Olbison also managed to hit the scoreboard in 2019, something that added to his already invaluable contribution to his new team. With a big body and infectious energy, he will be one that his teammates look to as they look to make a mark in the top-division at the first time of asking.'
'PLAYER INFO
Recruited from Widnes Vikings leading into the 2019 Season, Tom Olbison came to the Wolfpack with a wealth of experience gathered since his 2009 Super League debut. Able to play in both the front row and second row, Olbison has played over 200 professional fixtures and took to the field in every Wolfpack clash in 2019.
2020 marks the Englishmen’s return to the top division and the Wolfpack will be delighted to have his line-breaking, hard-tackling talents at their disposal during their historic maiden Super League campaign.
It was extremely clear early on in 2019 that first-year Wolfpack Coach Brian McDermott valued the determination and energy that Olbison brought to his side, so much so that he was never left off the team sheet. Able to play in several positions, Olbison is a highly valued player for the Wolfpack and his continued presence will see fans, staff and players alike thrilled.
Doing his best work in defence, Olbison also managed to hit the scoreboard in 2019, something that added to his already invaluable contribution to his new team. With a big body and infectious energy, he will be one that his teammates look to as they look to make a mark in the top-division at the first time of asking.'
Sounds promising.
Maybe it's just that we don't have the cash. I know MC said we have offered Battye a deal which depends on London letting him go. I'm guessing at some point we will have to have an answer one way or another. Then if it's a no I suppose Olbison might come onto our radar a bit more.